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Sustainable Jewellery From Jana Reinhardt & Win a Tiny Penguin Necklace | A Giveaway (Ended)

Home » Blog » Giveaways » Sustainable Jewellery From Jana Reinhardt & Win a Tiny Penguin Necklace | A Giveaway (Ended)

Hello! I have a brilliant giveaway for you today, in collaboration with Jana Reinhardt who make beautiful, handmade jewellery. So keep reading to find out how to enter!

I have always worn jewellery, but nowadays I choose pieces that are well-made and will last rather than tarnish or break easily.

I always wear some silver rings, bracelets and earrings that I love, and it is only on rare occasions that I might change a pair of earrings or a bracelet or ring for a day. I do wear and love necklaces too but I don’t always wear one but the small collection I do have I love and are great quality as well.

One of the rings I have recently got is this lovely snake ring from Jana Reinhardt Jewellery – a UK-based, sustainable jewellery brand who hand make all of their own products. They are a lovely husband and wife team who are both qualified goldsmiths and have years of experience.

Sustainability

I love their dedication to making their business as sustainable as possible and they are always making improvements. Quite recently they stopped making gold-plated jewellery as the process is detrimental to the environment, using lots of toxic chemicals, and also because it is temporary. Instead, they make jewellery in solid silver, platinum, and 18ct and 9ct gold that will last, and all of which is recycled.

The packaging used is also 100% recycled & recyclable and all of their suppliers are Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) certified. They also plant a tree for every piece of jewellery sold!

Animal welfare

They also do loads for animals too, raising money and awareness for different animal charities, including OVAID (a charity that helps orangutans), Galgos Del Sol (which looks after greyhounds), Friends of the Earth and Keep The Ban (a charity supporting the ban fox hunting). They also have partnerships with PETA and NAWT (National Animal Welfare Trust).

I think it’s brilliant that they are able to make everything to order so nothing is wasted, and I think they are an amazing brand to support and you could find such gorgeous and personal gifts for this Christmas.

They make loads of beautiful animal-based jewellery – how cute is this Chameleon ring and the Unicorn ring is next on my list of jewellery wants!

The animal necklaces from Jana Reinhardt,in particular, would make such a gorgeous gift for an animal lover – there are so many to choose from a tiny hummingbird to an aardvark, narwhal and greyhound, and how blooming cute is this swinging orangutan necklace!?

I, very excitingly, have the super cute penguin necklace to give away to one of my readers!

The Tiny Penguin Necklace in sterling silver, is so delicate and pretty and, of course, handmade in 925 sterling silver with an adjustable chain.

The penguin is said to be a symbol of renewal and adapting to any situation, serving as a reminder to stay flexible and remain centred within yourself so that you can keep moving forward with grace and strength!

Win a Tiny Penguin Necklace from Jana Reinhardt | A Giveaway

Now you have the chance to win a Tiny Penguin Necklace in sterling silver from Jana Reinhardt! All you have to do to enter is complete the Rafflecopter widget below – good luck!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

I was provided with a piece of jewellery for this post but all words and opinions are our own. This giveaway is also on Sand and Sunshine and Three Words.

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    22 October 2022 at 7:19 pm

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